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Arunachal tribe claims PLA built roads and camps on Indian land in Upper Subansiri

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The Nah tribal community of Arunachal Pradesh has raised alarm over alleged Chinese PLA encroachments in the Upper Subansiri district. The Nah Welfare Society claims that significant portions of their ancestral grazing and hunting lands have been occupied over the past six years. The group has identified five specific locations near Taksing where military camps and roads are allegedly constructed on Indian territory. The local MLA has called for official verification of the claims, citing their national security implications.

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